The elevation of San Jacinto is about 1500 feet. I wasn’t actually flying, but yesterday at times it seemed that way. :
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- Lingering clouds
- Wide-angled impressions after a storm
- Duffy in the tall grass
- Duffy watching the ducks
- Rain expected later in the day (using an E-1)
- Tough Duff
- A Pentax 50mm on a cloudy morning
- Through the trees
- River driftwood
- Tim Wu’s, and Lawrence’s “Slow-Photography”
- On prejudice against cats and Muslims
- How to swim in sand, by Duffy
- Duffy and the Pit Bull
- Duffy on a warm morning
- Olympus E-1, first day
- Some trees will recover, some won’t
- Burrowing river dog, aka Duffy
- The other side of the river
- Flying at 1500 feet
- Landscapes and dogs
- Miscellaneous Duffy, Dec 2010, No. 2
- Miscellaneous Duffy, December 2010, No. 1
- The river is dry, but a new storm is coming
- Duffy playing chase with Sage
- Vivian Maier, street photography & the river
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